Le Wagon is an intensive tech bootcamp (400 hours over 9 weeks for AI Software, plus 40 hours of prep) with possible public funding in France, including the CPF. Our take: very well rated (Trustpilot 4.8/5), pricing on quote only.
Updated on October 8, 2026, pricing checked on October 7, 2026
400 h over 9 weeks
Full-time AI Software bootcamp, according to Le Wagon
On quote
Price adapted to each country, given after applying
Up to 100%
Funding possible depending on your status in France (CPF, France Travail, FAF...)
30,000+ alumni
Announced community, 28+ campuses worldwide
It is for you if
Skip it if
Le Wagon is an intensive tech bootcamp founded in 2013 in Paris, teaching web development, data and AI. The school announces 30,000+ alumni and 28+ campuses worldwide, with sessions on campus, online, full time or part time. Its flagship programme, now presented as the "AI Software" bootcamp, combines full-stack development and AI integration.
For a freelancer, the appeal is simple: acquire a marketable skill in a few weeks, or strengthen one, in a structured setting. It is not a tool, it is an investment in time and money, hence the importance of looking at the price, the funding and what former students really say.
The AI Software bootcamp represents 400 hours over 9 weeks full time, preceded by 40 hours of preparatory work to be at the right level from day one. It ends with a final project: a complete AI-powered web application. The part-time format requires about 8 hours a week for 7 months, with pre-recorded sessions and live moments. Le Wagon also offers data tracks (Data Analytics, Data Science and AI) and short formats, such as a one-week web design batch (Figma and Webflow).
At the end, an official certification is issued, which varies by country. Le Wagon also mentions individual coaching, technical interview preparation, a network of 1,000+ partner companies and lifetime access to its content.
This is what many people look for and what we cannot give: Le Wagon shows no public price. Its enrolment fees are adapted to each country and programme, and the quote is given after a free application with no commitment. So we state no amount: ask for your quote for the city and format you are interested in.
On the payment side, here is what Le Wagon's funding page states for France (October 2026). Paying in one go before the start gives 5% off. Payment in instalments runs from 3 to 36 months, with no extra fees, with a minimum deposit of €250.
Le Wagon lists solutions for most statuses in France. The CPF (compte personnel de formation, the French personal training account) can fund up to €5,000 of credits: the school specifies that its courses lead to RNCP titles, not RS certifications, and are therefore not affected by the CPF cap. France Travail (the French public employment service) can fund up to 100% depending on your situation and project. Independent workers who paid the CFP can use their FAF (fonds d'assurance formation, the training fund for the self-employed). Employees have Transition Pro, and Le Wagon also runs a Tech & AI Fluency scholarship covering up to 30% of fees.
If you are a freelancer registered in France, check with your FAF whether AI Software is eligible for your profession: it is the first lead to explore.
On Trustpilot, Le Wagon shows 4.8/5 ("Excellent") over 775 reviews as of 7 October 2026, including 87 over the last twelve months. Recent reviews cite available and caring instructors, concrete projects, a good group atmosphere and fast progress. On Google, the Paris campus listing shows 4.7/5 over 103 reviews: it is one listing per campus, so this figure does not cover the whole school.
To read these ratings with perspective: according to Trustpilot, Le Wagon has not recently invited its customers to review it and does not reply to negative reviews, and almost all the recent reviews we read are 5 stars. That is consistent with a well-liked experience, but there is hardly any critical feedback to judge the limits.
Three reservations. The price first, which stays invisible until you apply: you cannot compare with other courses before the call with admissions. The intensity next: several reviews mention a sustained pace and high density that demand a lot of personal investment and may not suit everyone. Finally the lack of guarantee: a course, even an excellent one, replaces neither a client portfolio nor experience, and you will still have to find assignments.
If your end goal is to find assignments, see our review of Malt and the comparison of freelance marketplaces. To go back to the general presentation, it is on the Le Wagon page.
AI Software bootcamp
Full-stack development and AI integration: 400 hours over 9 weeks full time, preceded by 40 hours of preparatory work. The programme ends with a final project.
Several formats
On campus, online, full time or part time (about 8 hours a week for 7 months for the part-time format).
Other tracks
Data courses (Data Analytics, Data Science and AI) and short formats, such as a one-week web design batch (Figma and Webflow) mentioned in reviews.
Certification
An official certification at the end of the bootcamp, which varies by country. In France, Le Wagon states that its courses lead to RNCP titles (state-registered qualifications), which makes them eligible for the CPF.
Career services
Individual coaching, technical interview preparation, a network of 1,000+ partner companies and lifetime access to Le Wagon's content.
Funding and instalments
CPF, France Travail, FAF for independent workers, payment over 3 to 36 months with no extra fees, or 5% off if you pay in one go before the start.
Checked on the official website on October 7, 2026
Bootcamp
Price given after applying
Pay in one go
If you pay before the course starts
Pay in instalments
Minimum deposit of €250, no extra fees
Public funding (France)
CPF, France Travail, FAF, Transition Pro
Strengths
Weaknesses
Ratings and feedback from public platforms, not a FreelanceKit score
103 reviews · collected on Oct 7, 2026
Rating of the Google listing of the Paris campus only (Le Wagon has one listing per campus), so it does not reflect all campuses.
775 reviews
Rated "Excellent". Recent reviews praise available and caring instructors, concrete projects and the group atmosphere. The recurring criticism is the intensity: a dense course that demands a lot of personal investment. Context to keep in mind: according to Trustpilot, Le Wagon has not recently invited its customers to review, but does not reply to negative reviews, and almost all visible reviews are 5 stars.
Le Wagon is one of the best-rated bootcamps online (4.8/5 on Trustpilot), with an intensive format and many funding options in France. We recommend it to those who want to skill up fast with a framework and classmates. The price is not shown publicly, so ask for a quote before deciding, and plan for availability: the pace is tough according to reviews.
Le Wagon shows 4.8/5 ("Excellent") on Trustpilot over 775 reviews (collected on 7 October 2026), including 87 over the last twelve months, and 4.7/5 on Google for the Paris campus (103 reviews). Learners praise the instructors and the concrete projects. The main criticism is the intensity of the pace.
Le Wagon shows no public price: enrolment fees are adapted to each country and programme, and the exact price is given after applying (free and with no commitment). Paying in one go before the start gives 5% off, and payment over 3 to 36 months is possible with a minimum deposit of €250 (Le Wagon funding page, October 2026).
Yes, Le Wagon states that its courses lead to RNCP titles, which lets you use up to €5,000 of CPF credits (the French personal training account) without the cap tied to RS certifications. Other funding exists in France: France Travail (up to 100% depending on your situation), FAF for independent workers, Transition Pro for employees.
The AI Software bootcamp represents 400 hours over 9 weeks full time, preceded by 40 hours of preparatory work. A part-time option requires about 8 hours a week for 7 months.
It can be, to quickly acquire a marketable skill (web development, data, AI), but the course does not guarantee clients. Once trained, you still have to find assignments: see our review of Malt for freelance marketplaces.